Review on 13.3" ASUS Zenbook Flip S OLED UX371EA-HL152T 3840x2160 notebook, Intel Core i5 1135G7 2.4 GHz, RAM 8 GB, SSD 512 GB, Intel Iris Xe Home Graphics, Windows 10, 90NBR0800G, black by Adam Rymko ᠌

I have been choosing a convertible ultrabook for a long time and I can say that Asus's price offer is now 10-15% lower than all competitors (primarily HP), for the same money they usually offer FHD and IPS-matrix. After working for more than a month, I revealed some shortcomings in the software part, so I will share the current solutions: 1. Modern standby can destroy your laptop, turn it off immediately, otherwise it will fry while in a case! 2. Delete system devices starting with the words Intel Dynamic Tuning. Then add the . reg file that you will find in the first link under the phrase "nodptf project github" (otherwise the removed devices will return after some time). This will prevent the laptop from rolling down to 390MHz. 3. Here is a list of absolutely unnecessary services: Asus App Service Asus Link Near Asus Link Remote Asus Switch Asus System Analysis Asys PTP Service (after disabling, the touchpad will not blunt) Intel Dynamic Tuning Manager 4. After removing DTT, the processor will operate in 12W mode, which is enough for 1.5GHz frequency. To correct this situation, I recommend installing the ThrottleStop program. Set the following options: 4.1. Disable Turbo (in our laptops, there is no point in turbo mode with such a weak cooling subsystem). 4.2. On the FIVR tab, enable the "Disable and Lock Turbo Power Limits" option. 4.3. On the TPL tab enable options PL1=14, PL2=18. In general, I'm not sure that 4.2. and 4.3. somehow work, but if they worked, then these parameters would be optimal. 5. By default, the color is turned up very strongly in favor of working in HDR mode, which is almost always turned off to save battery. Open the Intel Graphics Control Utility - and set the saturation setting from 50% to 35%. And I would like to praise separately for the built-in numeric keypad mode (NumLock) right in the touchpad. This is something that many lack in laptops of this size. I pressed the button on the upper right corner of the touchpad and voila! , you have a block of numeric buttons at your fingertips!